Jullian Williams attended the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus studying geology and economics at the bachelor’s level and medical physics at the master’s level. She then pursued a PhD at The University of Texas at San Antonio studying environmental science and engineering.
Jullian has worked locally as a geologist in white limestone and limestone petrology, semi-precious mineral exploration, and teaching at all levels in math, geology, applied engineering and physics. She has worked internationally as a NASA research graduate scholar, as well as a calculus, civil engineering and GIS instructor.
She has also worked as a research scholar at the Institute of geophysics in Warsaw, Poland and has done field and lab research in polar sea ice in Canada and the US. Jullian is now a lecturer at the College of Agriculture, Science and Education (CASE) and is exploring funded opportunities for projects in geoscience engineering, research and teaching.
